Thirteen strategies to measure college teaching; a consumer's guide to rating scale construction, assessment, and decision making for faculty, administrators, and clinicians.
9781579221928Thirteen strategies to measure college teaching; a consumer's guide to rating scale construction, assessment, and decision making for faculty, administrators, and clinicians.
Berk, Ronald A.
Stylus Publishing
2006
293 pages
$65.00
Hardcover
LB2333
Employing an informal, humorous voice, this text synthesizes the literature on the measurement of college teaching effectiveness and introduces and assesses 13 statistical methods for doing so. He provides step-by-step procedures for faculty to develop, test, and analyze scales for the methods. The methods are based on the scaling of the following sources of evidence: student ratings, peer ratings, external expert ratings, self ratings, videos, student interviews, exit/alumni ratings, employer ratings, administrator ratings, teaching scholarship, teaching awards, learning outcomes, and teaching portfolio.
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| Article Type: | Book Review |
| Date: | Aug 1, 2006 |
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